Mountrail County Record News
Four dead in New Town, another kills self in Parshall
Three children and their grandmother were murdered in New Town on Sunday afternoon. A New Town man who committed suicide in Parshall that evening is alleged to be the killer.
Area Vietnam Vets at “The Wall” for 30th Anniversary
“Welcome Home!“ We all heard that numerous times here in Washington, D.C.
Phelan and Hall lay out tribal priorities
Lewis Ken Hall and Randy Phelan were the winners in last Tuesday’s Three Affiliated Tribes election for seats on the Tribal Business Council. Hall will represent the North Segment, which includes New Town while Phelan will represent Mandaree.
Parshall to see tax adjustment
It’s one of those things that no one looks forward to but everyone agrees in necessary, sort of like a fiscal colonoscopy.
City takes steps with eye towards Centennial
The Parshall City Council discussed steps that could be taken so the community will present it best front during the Parshall Centennial Celebration in 2014.
Spill Response Team learns the ropes
Speed is the essence of any emergency responder’s craft. Firefighters and ambulance crews constantly train to make the right decisions quickly under great pressure to protect property and to save lives.
Highlands of Parshall receives housing funds
The Highlands of Parshall, a 320 acre development on the north side of Parshall, has received $400,000 for the development of low income housing from the he North Dakota Housing Finance Agency (NDHFA) Housing Incentive Fund (HIF).
Parshall gets new pharmacy
The roads and traffic have made it hard over the couple of years for people in Parshall who needed to get their prescriptions filled. Now it will be as simple as a visit to the Rockview Center.
Diesel refinery site becomes tribal land
The project to build a diesel fuel refinery on North Dakota Highway 23 near Makoti got another boost as Secretary of Interior Ken Salazar came to New Town to announce that the site of the project will be transferred from fee land status to trust land under tribal control.
Northrup Grumman facility wins
In a ceremony at the facility, dignitaries representing the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recognized Northrop Grumman’s participation in the Merit Voluntary Protection Program (VPP), placing the site among an elite group of organizations providing exemplary occupational safety and health protection and serving as models for others.
